WHW-FOXY-SCREEN-LIGHT-001 · version 1.0.0
The Foxy Screen-Light Standard
Direct answer. Foxy uses the screen to begin a short caregiver-and-child interaction, then deliberately ends with something to do in the room. Version 1.0 makes ten current product commitments inspectable rather than presenting screen-light as a marketing adjective.
Effective 2026-08-25 · Owner: Wong Hong Wei · Public JSON
Ten commitments
WHW-FOXY-SL-001
A defined ending
The guided co-play session contains three questions and one real-world mission, then ends.
WHW-FOXY-SL-002
Grown-up participation
The primary journey expects a caregiver to choose the routine, co-play and continue the activity off screen.
WHW-FOXY-SL-003
No infinite feed
Foxy does not present an endless content feed or autoplay the next activity.
WHW-FOXY-SL-004
No streak pressure
The guided route does not use a daily streak or punish a missed day.
WHW-FOXY-SL-005
No advertising
No advertising is shown in Foxy.
WHW-FOXY-SL-006
No purchases
Foxy contains no in-app purchases or paid upgrade prompts.
WHW-FOXY-SL-007
No child accounts
A child does not create an account or public profile to use Foxy.
WHW-FOXY-SL-008
No behavioural profiling
Foxy does not transmit child progress for behavioural analytics or advertising profiles.
WHW-FOXY-SL-009
The screen starts something real
Every guided session ends with a named action to do in the room with a grown-up.
WHW-FOXY-SL-010
Goodbye instead of replay pressure
The ending offers a way out and the grown-up report, not a Play again button.
Evidence and review boundary
External early-childhood, language and accessibility review has not been completed.
This is not a government, medical or developmental standard and does not establish learning efficacy.
Context sources: ECDA Educators' Portal: Early Years Development Framework and guides; Parent Hub: screen-time guidance for babies and toddlers. These sources inform intent; they do not endorse Foxy or prove an outcome.
Change control
A release that contradicts one of these commitments must either restore the product behavior or publish a versioned standard change with its rationale. Material corrections belong in the correction history.